Designed by a pelvic health physiotherapist for better hygiene.
Designed for hygienic drying of vaginal pessaries, vaginal dilators, vibrators, menstrual discs and cups etc.
Reduces the risk of bacteria and mould.
Unlike silicone drying racks that can collect mould, these have a non-porous external glass layer and will last forever.
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Handmade from durable stoneware clay and kiln-fired, these drying racks are thoughtfully designed by a pelvic health physiotherapist to support the care and hygiene of menstrual and vulvovaginal products. The racks accommodate menstrual cups and discs, pessaries, dilators, vibrators, and other personal care items.
Each piece is glazed with a smooth glass finish that creates a non-porous surface, helping to reduce bacterial buildup and making cleaning simple. The shape and spacing allow for effective air circulation so items dry fully between uses.
Key features:
Handmade with stoneware clay and fired to 1220 degrees Celcius in a kiln.
Glass surface creates a non-porous, easy-to-clean surface
Waterproof to prevent bacteria, moisture and mould.
Designed by a pelvic health physiotherapist for hygienic drying of internal and external personal care products
Supports air circulation for thorough drying
Compact, stable design for everyday bathroom use
Care instructions:
Dishwasher safe. Otherwise hand wash with warm soapy water.
Avoid abrasive scrubbing
Size:
7-8cm L, 7cm W, 2.5 cm H (± 0.5 cm variations)
Other uses:
Soap dish
Makeup beauty blenders/sponges dry rack
Jewelry stand
Handmade from durable stoneware clay and kiln-fired, these drying racks are thoughtfully designed by a pelvic health physiotherapist to support the care and hygiene of menstrual and vulvovaginal products. The racks accommodate menstrual cups and discs, pessaries, dilators, vibrators, and other personal care items.
Each piece is glazed with a smooth glass finish that creates a non-porous surface, helping to reduce bacterial buildup and making cleaning simple. The shape and spacing allow for effective air circulation so items dry fully between uses.
Key features:
Handmade with stoneware clay and fired to 1220 degrees Celcius in a kiln.
Glass surface creates a non-porous, easy-to-clean surface
Waterproof to prevent bacteria, moisture and mould.
Designed by a pelvic health physiotherapist for hygienic drying of internal and external personal care products
Supports air circulation for thorough drying
Compact, stable design for everyday bathroom use
Care instructions:
Dishwasher safe. Otherwise hand wash with warm soapy water.
Avoid abrasive scrubbing
Size:
7-8cm L, 7cm W, 2.5 cm H (± 0.5 cm variations)
Other uses:
Soap dish
Makeup beauty blenders/sponges dry rack
Jewelry stand
Handmade from durable stoneware clay and kiln-fired, these drying racks are thoughtfully designed by a pelvic health physiotherapist to support the care and hygiene of menstrual and vulvovaginal products. The racks accommodate menstrual cups and discs, pessaries, dilators, vibrators, and other personal care items.
Each piece is glazed with a smooth glass finish that creates a non-porous surface, helping to reduce bacterial buildup and making cleaning simple. The shape and spacing allow for effective air circulation so items dry fully between uses.
Key features:
Handmade with stoneware clay and fired to 1220 degrees Celcius in a kiln.
Glass surface creates a non-porous, easy-to-clean surface
Waterproof to prevent bacteria, moisture and mould.
Designed by a pelvic health physiotherapist for hygienic drying of internal and external personal care products
Supports air circulation for thorough drying
Compact, stable design for everyday bathroom use
Care instructions:
Dishwasher safe. Otherwise hand wash with warm soapy water.
Avoid abrasive scrubbing
Size:
12cm L, 7cm W, 2.5 cm H (± 0.5cm variations)
Other uses:
Soap dish
Makeup beauty blenders/sponges dry rack
Jewelry stand
Once the clay is completely dry, it goes into a kiln for it’s first firing at nearly 1000°C for 13-15 hours.
This is then painted with glaze that turns into glass and fuses to the surface of the clay during it’s second firing at 1220°C for another 15 hours.
This is when it is no longer called clay, but called ceramic because of the chemical and physical changes it goes through in the kiln at this temperature into a highly durable and heatproof substance.
The glaze that turns to glass is what then makes it food safe/waterproof because it seals the porous surface and prevents bacteria growth.
THE PROCESS
